A random sample of 83 individuals shows an average income of $54319 per year. We know...
A random sample of 83 individuals shows an average income of $54319 per year. We know from previous research that the standard deviation for income is 24097. I hypothesis that the true population mean for income is $50337 per year. What is the z-statistic for this hypothesis?
Round your answer to four decimal places.
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